What If North Korea Launched a Nuclear Bomb (Minute by Minute)

North Korea has nuclear capabilities and the whole world could be held hostage if they decide to use them! Find out what would happen if North Korea actually launched a nuclear attack on the world in today's epic new video!

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[JonMontian]

I admire this channel’s constant fascination of global destruction lol

[tnosanfran]

On a positive note, if this otherwise classified information on U.S. anti-nuclear missile capabilities can be disclosed on Youtube, it means that U.S. capabilities have since advanced beyond what is shown in this video.

[shaunlydon]

I love how the president can teleport within a minute to the situation room.

[willemdafoe]

As a German, I often make fun of Americans being one of the most contradictory and deeply split nations with so many flaws.
However, I am 100 % positive that in case someone would attack the US directly, this nation's people would most likely lay their conflicts aside and transform into one of the most unified and most dangerous enemy you could imagine.

[A]

It seems highly unlikely that North Korea would only send one ICBM towards its enemy knowing the USA's capability to intercept nuclear attacks. Anyway, it's a wonderful depiction of what could happen if NK finally loses the last of its marbles.

[braddorcas]

Even though you know it's a theoretical situation right from the start. The video builds the tension so well with the visuals, clock flashes, and story telling

[miketexas]

I live in Hawaii. Several years ago we thought this happened.

[maamoonkhan]

Take a moment to appreciate the kind of professionalism they have shown into making this video!!! This 15 min was just so focused. I was completely into it!

[Lampironstudios]

i think this guy can travel to alternative universes, see what happens and makes videos on them

[greffett]

This video is awesome. Answered so many questions

[irnmarshmallow]

A-10 sound was spot on. Used to hear that all the time.

[seanwiley]

As a Navy Seabee Vet, I can say that what there showing here is just a fraction of what can and most likely will happen. If there is one thing I learned in my time in the Seabees, traveling from base to base, with clearance I had to uphold to enter certain areas, there is much more out there than what we will ever know about our militaries full capability.

[nilocblue]

Whenever I watch these videos about military “what if” scenarios, my first thought is “yes, but we only know a portion of what so and so’s military capabilities are”. At the end of the day, the militaries around the world still have a lot of secretive technology that we don’t know about yet. These videos are great and educational, but there’s always that unknown factor of what’s actually out there that we don’t know about.

[llddvvy]

Kim DUNG would then have approximately 23 minutes before the weather report for Pyongyang, as reported from Seoul, would be "cloudy, bright, 6, 000 degrees this morning".

[syzygy]

"The target is likely Los Angeles."
*The U.S. breathes a sigh of relief and deactivates all missile defense units.*

[Fiberglasser]

I can't begin to wrap my head around how complex all of our military equipment is. Just thinking about designing one of these systems, the satellite detector, the super computer making calculations, the interceptors, crazy.

[flashcraft]

This was interesting. I'm glad I watched it.

[codinginflow]

14:53 I had subtitles on and read "the coolest war since World War II"

[mkyyikm]

Mr president, North Korea just launched a nuke. "That's above my pay grade. Vanilla ice cream."

[VetMcNasty]

I was part of the Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) effort in the US Navy, on station in the Sea of Japan and I gotta say... you absolutely nailed the information provided about the Navy and BMD. Awesome job 👍🏻